Beets crop may be lost in Alberta couple tragedy
Great Falls reporting that Mr and Mrs G Robinson of Lethbridge Alberta were found dead from gas asphyxiation in their stalled car on the Great Falls Lewistown road. Luggage and passports identified them as the deceased. Earlier word tied them to Mr and Mrs Davis of Montreal. Sheriff and local farmer aided recovery. car left running to avoid freezing.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
G. €. Robinson
Lethbridge
Alberta
Lewistown
Here
Judith Basin
Davis
Montreal
Sticka
U S Steel Reports Record Third Quarter Earnings
United States Steel Corp reports third quarter earnings of 42.4 million dollars, the highest for the year, about 12 million above the same period last year. Detected curtailment of operations in summer months cited, with a favorable view in the financial district. Chairman Bert Garyth cited improving industry health and anticipated factory gains.
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Associated
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Financial District
Bert Garyth
Greece Rail Derailment Kills Eighteen Involving Two Cars Near Viewria
Investigators report an invisible rail fissure caused the wreck of two cars near Viewria. Seventeen or more died with 57 injured, many trapped in the wreckage. One passenger, N C Doss of Orlando, Florida, was found dead on his berth.
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Viewria
Fearly
N.C. Doss
Orlando
Fla
Ship Officers Describe Night Collision With Sub S-51
Boston report on the Seamer City of Rome collision with the submarine S-51 near Block Island on September 26. The third officer Timothy Le Dreyer of Savannah testified at the naval board of inquiry as the wreck sank with 33 lives lost. Additional officers and crew were to testify the next day.
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Associatedress
Boston
Rome
Timothy le Dreyer
Savannah
Naval Board of Inquiry
Block ‘Island
John H. Diehl
City of
Unfrocked bishop renews fight against church
William T. Montgomery Brown, an ex bishop of the Episcopal Church, addressed the American Negro Labor Congress in Chicago on October 27 call ing for communism and racial equality. He said he was railroaded from the house of bishops and urged liberating religion from superstition while criticizing capitalism. The crowd cheered as he praised communism and argued for worker solidarity with both white and black supporters present.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William T. Montgomery Brown
Protestant ‘Episcopal Church
American Negro Labor Congress
House of Bishops
Bir. Brown
New Orleans
International Labor Defense
Iford Whiteman
Congress
Mr. Brown
Colonel Mitchell to Face Court Martial in Washington Today
Military authorities pursue a court martial for Colonel Mitchell over charges linked to assertions in a Shenandoah disaster statement. Eighteen officers named to the court were selected from various regions. most refuse to discuss the matter, and both sides reiterate their earlier positions as trial preparations continue.
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Mitchell
Washington
Shenandoah
Otdcer
State Covered Big Snow Storm Goes Southward
Reports from the Montana Power office indicate the major snowstorm, which began Monday night, is moving toward Colorado after bringing varying depths across the state. Butte reports 11 inches in 24 hours while towns like Billings and Helena show heavy accumulations. temperatures ranged from 6 to 28 above, with Dillon and Hebgen Dam adding light totals. No power line damage reported as snow failed to cling, though a freeze-up could follow in about three weeks. Local snowfall was heavy and street crews operated plows early yesterday.
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William Stussy
Montana Power Company
Tts
Colorado
Montana
Thompson Falls
Livingston
Butte
Billings
Helena
Alhambra-Corbin
Great Falls
Akles
Dillon
Gerelock
Hebgen Dam
Myntle Lake
Oil interests accuse misrepresentation in oil regulation plan
Earl Oliver of Oklahoma, a noted oil man and American Petroleum Institute member, charged that the institute's committee misrepresented conditions in the oil industry to the government. Under secrecy injunctions, the panel claimed to prepare an impartial report for the conservation board but aimed to head off potential regulatory moves.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Petroleum Institute
Coolidge
Oil “Conservation Board
Earl Oliver
Oklahoma
Oliver
Oil Board
Evacuation Orders Issued as Balkans Tensions Rise
Greece orders troops to pull back from Bulgarian territory with evacuation planned for tomorrow. The League of Nations to send a commission to the Balkans to probe causes of the Greco Bulgarian conflict and report findings at Geneva in December.
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Council of League
Balkans
Associated
Proc
Athens
Council of the
League of Nations
Desree
Demirkapu
Greece
Hulgaria
Council
Geneva
Rnmenta
League
M. Briand
France
Great Britain
Yellowstone Park to Open June 19 This Year
Yellowstone National Park will begin its 102nd season with a formal opening June 19 at the Roosevelt Arch, earlier than last year, to accommodate visitors from Rotary clubs en route to the Denver international meeting. Park Superintendent Horace M. Albright noted the special train bringing Totarians will enter through the Roosevelt Arch.
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Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone _ National park
Hoosevelt Arch
National Playground
Horace M. Albright
Denver
Albright
Conection
Roovevelt Arch
French cabinet resigns over Caillaux levy dispute
Paris dispatch says M Painlevé's minority government fell after Caillaux opposed a capital levy. Painlevé condemned the move by radicals at a convention, and President Doumergue now faces forming a new administration.
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Aris
Caillaux
Pres
Paris
M. Painteve
France
French Republic
Doumergne
Borah Reacts to French Move on Rail Plan Fight
Senator Borah reports French bondholders of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line seek counsel to oppose the road’s reorganization plan. He cites a WW2 wartime government loan of 48 million at 6 percent and notes relief attempts were denied. The French bondholders propose revisions possibly lowering interest. President Plea of the Tilinola Manufacturer association is referenced.
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Associated Pran
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Plee
Boshepublican
Idaho
Senator Borah
Bodies of Murdered Man Found by Youths in Montana
Youths discovering a man shot through the head near Harlowton Montana report the body. The victim, possibly from Nevada, wore Tonopah Nevada labeled shoes and carried a note bearing Ernest Mettin Hudenrich. A soap cake, jackknife, dime, and Cleareto papers were found on him. The entry wound indicates the bullet fired from behind.
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Billings
Mont
Wheats
Harlowton
Nevada
I ‘Marks Company
Tonopah
Nev
Hudenrich
Ernest Mettin
Verge
Navy Day Observed by American Fleet
The navy marks its 150th anniversary with public exercises across areas. Speakers extol the service spirit and traditions, urging public support for the Navy.
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Byte
Ren
Washington
Ion
Montana couple win custody of Draper child after 14 years
Esther Bleise Draper, 15, daughter of Lewistown Montana pair, was awarded to Maj and Mrs W King of Camp Lewis after a court hearing. The Drapers claimed rightful parentage with the Kings' custody denied. Esther wept as the decision was announced and prepared to move to Lewistown.
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St Tacoma
Wash
Esther Bleise Draper
King
Esther
Mayo Brings Party Here on Anaconda Raid
A large 30 federal state and city raid targeted bootleggers in Anaconda yesterday at 4 30 pm arresting 27 proprietors or attendants. Mayor C W Smith requested the operation, described as the state’s largest and most successful under the reorganized prohibition force program led by Director Andrews. Arrested include Jim Drumgoore Fred Greenough Dan Heffron Bert Williams Erie Carlton Charles Gammel Charles Harrington Dan Milkovich J T Cooksey Mer Tim Cordial Joe Slavich and others. bond amounts under 500 dollars. Continued on Page 2 Columns
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Anaconda
Montana
C. W. Smith
Andrews
National
Prohibition Forces
Wan
Jim Drumgoore
East Park
Ha Long
I'red Greenough
Dan Heffron
Main
Bert Williams
Erie Carlton
East
Charles Gammel
Charles Harrington
Mast
Dan Milkovich
J.T. Cooksey
Cherry
Mer
Tim Cordial
Moffett Opposes Separate Air Force In Navy Day Address
Rear Admiral Moffett, head of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, warned that separating aviation from the navy would harm national defense. He argued aviation is essential to the navy and rejected Col. Mitchel’s air force proposal during Navy Day activities.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Oct
Moffett
Navy’ Bureau of Aeronautics
Dhen
Sharp
William Mitchel
Air Force
Weather Strain Highlights Army Relief Efforts
Cold spell and heavy snow intensified relief needs in Butten as residents depleted county diet allotments and sought fuel, meals, and beds from the Salvation Army. Mothers, jobless men, and a hungry young woman urged aid while fund-raising reached 1 028 50 toward the 15 828 goal for 1925 26. Sam R White chaired the luncheon as volunteers urged to go over the top. Continued on Page 3 Column 2.
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Butten
Salvation Army
Ottle
Sam R. White
Tuneheon
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Boulder Springs
U. S
Tennessee Railroad
Bulgaria
Yellowstone Park
Doumergue
Borah
Painleve
Frank J. Draper
Mayo
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